BioTune Computations

BioTune Computations is a software company specializing in customized integrated platforms crafted for the analysis of modified biopolymers.

[Kristina Ashley Williams @nama_stina]

This is a @THEDawnDickson appreciation post. That's it. That's the tweet.

[Ken Hallenbeck @kenkhallenbeck]

In about a month I am moving on from @Genentech for an exciting new opportunity 😮🙂

Want to step in and take the reins? This is where you would apply :)

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[Ken Hallenbeck @kenkhallenbeck]

I just finished a 6-month stint on anti-depressants, something I had long resisted. Getting help you need to be healthy is a good thing, not a weakness :).

[Ken Hallenbeck @kenkhallenbeck]

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[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Where is Shrek 5!?

[Ken Hallenbeck @kenkhallenbeck]

Congrats to the @SciBaseReviews team on this new feature.

You can now add Author Insights to any paper you co-authored.

Tell us how the method really works. Pontificate more than the word count allowed. Put that data that Reviewer 2 hated back in.

It's your paper. You decide.

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An inclusive culture is key to accelerating research, discovery and the manufacturing of medicines for patients. Erin Araj is inspired by her engineering team that fosters belonging and provides opportunities for career growth. Explore engineering roles: https://t.co/P50rlrmPKy

[Ken Hallenbeck @kenkhallenbeck]

This is one tool we're considering building. Anyone have strong feelings on poster publication?

[Reginald Parker @drgreenpower]

Thank you @WaiteMarilyn for making the case for the underestimated in cleantech. We all appreciate you.
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[BioTune Computations @BioTuneC]

It has happened to all of us: a paper comes out describing results related to your laboratory work. You scroll down to the methods to see what they did - a few days or weeks later, you try to replicate the result in your own lab. It doesn’t work. What ha…https://t.co/FAH1SNww0o

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[Ken Hallenbeck @kenkhallenbeck]

Challenging to read these ECR quotes from across the world:

"Job security is based on churning out a large quantity of publications, regardless of quality."

Research Culture: A survey of early-career researchers in Australia https://t.co/27OuUpFQym

[Advances in Scientific Publishing @SciPubAdvances]

What will the future of scientific publication look like? This is the question at the heart of ASP and it is one directly addressed by the eLife editors in this article.

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[Ken Hallenbeck @kenkhallenbeck]

I am happy to finally announce that I am collaborating with the team at @theterraprime to turn my vision of fun, lab-based video games into a reality.

More to come!

If you have a sec, I'll tell you the story of how this lab denizen found himself making a video game :)

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[Ken Hallenbeck @kenkhallenbeck]

Publish all data.

[Ken Hallenbeck @kenkhallenbeck]

Disclaimer: this is literally me. I wrote this tweet 😂

Reach out if you have ?s

[Ken Hallenbeck @kenkhallenbeck]

U.S. Science PhDs per year, last 60 years:

[BioTune Computations @BioTuneC]

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[Ken Hallenbeck @kenkhallenbeck]

Coming soon!

Part 1: A brief history of proteins as medicines. Where did we start? How did we get to where we are?

Part 2: Where do we go from here? What will protein medicines look like in 50 years?